Cifra de Let It Grow - Eric Clapton
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Bm F#m
1. Standing at the crossroads
Chorus. Let it grow, let it grow
Let it blossom, let it flow
2. Looking for a reason
Chorus.
Bridge. G D Em Bm F# > 2x
3. Time is getting shorter
Chorus.
From: esposito@layout1.Berkeley.EDU (Dave Esposito)
Title: LET IT GROW (Eric Clapton)
Bm F#7 D E G
Standing at the crossroads try'n' to read the signs to tell me
A Bm F#7 D E
which way I should go to find the answer and all the time I know,
plant your love and let it grow.
CHORUS: B E B A
Bm F#7 D E G A
Looking for a reason to check out an my mind, trying hard to get
a friend that I can count on, but there's nothing left to show,
plant your love and let it grow.
CHORUS
Bm F#7 D E
Time is getting shorter, there's much for you to do,
only ask and you will get what you are needing, the rest is up to you,
plant your love and let it grow.
CHORUS
Bm F#7 D E G A ...
From: ax271@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Marc Sykes)
Subject: CRD: Let it Grow by Eric Clapton
Bm F#7 D E
Standin' at the crossroads, tryin' to read the signs
G A Bm F#7
To tell me which way I should go to find the answer
And all the time I know,
G A B
Plant your love and let it grow.
B
Let it grow, let it grow,
E B A
Let it blossom, let it flow,
B
In the sun, the rain, the snow,
E B A
Love is lovely,
A F#7
let it grow.
This is the basic structure for the verses and chorus. For the
instrumental part with the dobro solo, the chords go: G, D/F#, Em, Bm, A,
G, Em, Bm, F#, Bm, F#7, D/A, E/G#, G, A.
This part is sort of difficult to learn, but if you listen to the song it
should become clear eventually.
Hope this helps.
--
Marc Sykes * When I pick up my guitar, I hear my woman's call,
ax271@ * She say; "If you can't play anything nice,
freenet.carleton.ca * "Don't play anything at all..."
Ottawa, Ontario * - "Don't Play Anything At All", M. Sykes